No, those are the opinions of a blogger. Where is your so-called evidence and when and where was it presented in court? Links please.
I requested documentation and you post "at the link and partner sites" as if they hold some legal status.
True or false? "The most powerful men at Penn State failed to take any steps for 14 years to protect the children who Sandusky victimized." "In order to avoid the consequences of bad publicity, the most powerful leaders at the university -- Spanier, Schultz, Paterno and Curley -- repeatedly concealed critical facts relating to Sandusky's child abuse,"
Evidence???
Here is one other person who Freeh forgot to mention who must have been aware of Sandusky’s 1998 incident. How did he forget him. He left this person out of his report. His name — Louie Freeh:
Bombshell: MBNA bank while Freeh was co-chair and general counsel was major corporate sponsor of Jerry Sandusky and Second Mile.
http://www.tominpaine.blogspot.com/2012/09/bombshell-mbna-bank-while-freeh-was-co.html
Read em and weep
<>True or false? “The most powerful men at Penn State failed to take any steps for 14 years to protect the children who Sandusky victimized.”<>
Would that include MBNA, its directors, and vice chair Louie Freeh who were financiers of Sandusky’s Second Mile Charity:
MBNA To Sponsor Sandusky Testimonial Dinner And Roast
February 28, 2000
University Park, Pa. — MBNA America has agreed to be the lead sponsor for the MBNA Jerry Sandusky Testimonial Dinner and Roast, scheduled for Friday, April 14, 2000.
Hosted by Penn State Intercollegiate Athletics, the event will be held at the Bryce Jordan Center and will kickoff the annual Blue/White Weekend in University Park. The dinner and roast will be attended by an impressive lineup of past players, coaches, Penn State administrators, and others who wish to share their thoughts and some untold stories about the retired Penn State Nittany Lion football coach.
Net proceeds from the event will benefit The Second Mile through a newly established Second Mile/Jerry Sandusky endowment fund. Longtime defensive coordinator for the Nittany Lions, Jerry Sandusky, 55, retired last year after 32 years as a member of the Penn State football coaching staff to devote more of his time to The Second Mile.
http://www.psu.edu/ur/2000/sanduskydinner.html
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Louis Freeh, the man hired by Penn State University to run “an independent investigative review into all aspects of the University’s actions with regard to the allegations of child abuse” by Jerry Sandusky, spent five years and collected millions of dollars as a senior executive of a big financial company that enjoyed a long-running business relationship with Penn State, its alumni association and Sandusky’s boss, former football coach Joe Paterno.
Freeh, who headed the FBI for eight years until 2001, spent the next five years as vice chairman at MBNA Corp., where his titles included general counsel. Penn State’s announcement notes his earlier FBI service, and his previous, short stint as a federal judge, but does not mention his years spent working for MBNA, which paid the school millions of dollars for access to students and alumni. Freeh journeyed to Penn State in 2005 as featured speaker at a Penn State assembly where his colleague Ric Struthers, who managed the lucrative relationship between bank and school was guest of honor.
Struthers, later head of Bank of America’s credit card unit, is the highest-profile national businessman on the board of Sandusky’s Second Mile Foundation, which a Pennsylvania grand jury report alleged Sandusky used to find abuse victims.